Studies

Are you interested in studying theology in English? Check out our two different study models.

Bachelor of Bible Ministry and Mission is a full on-campus experience with rich classroom interaction throughout the semester.

Our One-Year Theology Program and Bachelor of Theology Mission and Ministry combine digital learning with one inspiring week-long gathering in Oslo each semester.

Study level

Location

Language

Admission to the study programmes at FIUC is applied for through Samordna Opptak (if you meet the requirements for the Norwegian study programmes) or the local admission service Søknadsweb.

If you are an international student and apply based on foreign education and English language requirements, you need to apply through the local admission service. See "Application through Søknadsweb/local admission" below.

Applications for Bible, Ministry and Mission can be registered between Dec 1st and Feb 1st.

Applications for Theology, Mission and Ministry can be registered between March 1st and July 1st.


Go to Samordna Opptak (external website) and follow the instructions. You will also find information about the requirements for admission to Norwegian bachelor level study programmes. For more information about the requirements and application process for Norwegian students at FIUC, see our Norwegian website.

FIUC offers a bachelor programme in Bible, Ministry and Mission for international students. We also offer a session-based bachelor programme in Theology, Mission and Ministry.


How do I apply?

To apply to either the bachelor in Bible, Ministry and Mission or the bachelor in Theology, Mission and Ministry at Fjellhaug, you need to register an online application through our local admissions service. The application must be registered by Feb 1st (Bible, Ministry and Mission) or July 1st (Theology, Mission and Ministry)

  • Go to Søknadsweb and select English language in the top right corner.

If you need to select an institution, select "Fjellhaug Internasjonale Høgskole" and press "Continue".

  • Choose login method:

For applicants WITH a Norwegian personal ID number (Norwegian citizens):

  • If you already have a Feide user account, log in using this.
  • If you do not have a Feide user account, log in using ID-porten

For applicants WITHOUT a Norwegian personal ID number (foreign citizens):

  • If you have a European electronic ID, log in using that.
  • If not, go to "Login International Applicant" and press "Register new international applicant". Fill in the form, and you will receive a password for login. Once you receive the password, log in using the same portal.
  • Register an application following the instructions on the website. Fill in the information, select the autumn semester and register an application for either Bible, Ministry and Mission or Theology, Mission and Ministry.
  • Upload the required documents (see requirements below).


What happens next?

For Bible Ministry and Mission: After March 1st, all international applicants can expect a reply. Depending on how many applications we have received, the process will take 5-10 business days. All applicants should receive a reply no later than March 15th.

For Theology, Mission and Ministry: Applications are processed continuously throughout the application period. It may take between 2 to 6 weeks before an application is processed. All applicants will receive a reply no later than July 15th.

See "Admission and waiting list" below for the next steps if you have been accepted or waitlisted.

The general basis for admission to universities and university colleges in Norway is called Higher Education Entrance Qualification. For applicants with foreign education, the requirements are specified in the GSU-list by NOKUT (the Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education). To see the requirements for your country of origin, please look at the GSU-list.

All required documents must be uploaded digitally to your online application.

For more information about the Higher Education Entrance Qualification and admission to our Norwegian study programmes, see our Norwegian website.

What are the next steps if I’m admitted?

If you have been accepted at FIUC, the following steps describe your way forward:

  1. You must accept your offer within the time limit mentioned on your admission letter. You can register “Yes” or “No” by logging into your application.
  2. If you need to apply for a residence permit to study at FIUC, you must contact the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI). Please note: Admission does not guarantee that your visa application will be granted. Should your application for a residence permit be denied, please contact FIUC and inform us that you will not be able to attend the course.
  3. Applicants from outside EU/EEA may need to make a monetary deposit to a designated deposit account.
  4. Once you’ve accepted the offer and your student data is registered at FIUC, you will receive information on how to complete your semester registration in our Studentweb system. The registration includes both signing up for classes and paying the required fees. Students at FIUC generate their own invoice on Studentweb. Failure to complete the semester registration within the September 1st will result in revocation of your student right.

See the Student guide for more information about the start of studies.

What do I do if I’m waitlisted?

Our programmes can only admit a certain number of students. If there are more applicants than vacancies, the applicants will be listed based on their GPA scores from the provided documents and other ranking regulations. The students with the best scores will receive an admission, while the others will be placed on a waiting list.

If you are placed on a waiting list, you can either forfeit your place on the list, or wait and see if you are accepted at a later point. All applicants on the waiting list who get accepted at a later point will be notified.

I have questions. Who can I contact?

For questions regarding the application process, please contact our Higher Executive Officer at opptak@fjellhaug.no. For questions regarding the study programme, registration or general questions regarding the student life at FIUC, please contact our Student Adviser at studieveileder@fjellhaug.no.